At 4pm on Tuesday, February 28th a memorial service was held for Police Constable Sandy Rowe-Campbell at the Heritage Worship Centre in Pembroke. Dignitaries in attendance included His Excellency the Governor Sir Richard Gozney, Premier the Hon. Paula Cox, Opposition Leader Senator Craig Cannonier and Deputy Opposition Leader Senator Michael Dunkley as well as the Comissioner of Police, representatives from the Bermuda Fire & Rescue Service and Bermuda Regiment. Her husband Earl, friends and colleagues also attended to pay tribute to 'Sandy.'

In his remarks, Commissioner of Police Michael DeSilva said:

"On behalf of my senior colleagues, the police officers, support staff and cadets of the Bermuda Police Service and the Bermuda Reserve Police – THANK YOU for loaning Sandy to us for the last five years. We appreciate that it was no small sacrifice you each made for her to be here, and your sacrifice was Bermuda’s gain. She served this community well and she is recognised for her significant contribution for helping to make Bermuda safer. Sandy represented her Police Service professionally and she has made her family proud. We will miss her; we will shed tears at her loss; and we will remember her lovingly."

Text of Commissioner DeSilva's full remarks.

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The wake took place at the Pollice Recreation Club Hall at Police Headquarters in Prospect Devonshire.